Diana THORNEYCROFT

On International-get-naked-day, action figure dolls appear before three iconic Winnipeg buildings.

A Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman holding a beaver and waving a Rainbow flag, proudly stands before the Canadian Museum of Human Rights. The museum is located at The Forks, a historical gathering site where the Red River and Assiniboine River merge.

Four friends, holding flags from their respective countries, hang out in the park in front of the Manitoba Legislative Building.

A visitor from France and his Canadian friend sit on a park bench in front of the façade of the St. Boniface Cathedral-Basilica. This historical site is the resting place of many Metis and French Canadians who were integral to the founding of Manitoba.